by michael duke gruber April 24, 2007
Truthy (adj.): A term used in programming jargon to describe something that seems legit or valid, especially in the context of boolean logic. In programming, a value or expression is considered "truthy" when it evaluates to a non-zero, non-empty, or non-null value, giving off those positive vibes. It's like saying, "Hey, this thing looks true enough for me!" So, when dealing with conditional statements or decision-making in code, keep an eye out for those truthy values and let them guide you towards the land of logic and good vibes.
"Even though the value is not exactly equal to zero, it is still considered truthy in this programming language.",
"Her apology felt insincere; it lacked authenticity and came across as truthy rather than genuinely remorseful."
"Her apology felt insincere; it lacked authenticity and came across as truthy rather than genuinely remorseful."
by GobiSenpai May 26, 2023
by Gabriel David November 25, 2020
Fans of Syfy channel's paranormal reality television series Destination Truth, its host Josh Gates, and travel.
There will be a Truthies meetup at ComicCon.
by Truthie3 May 20, 2013